ME ............... I havent changed much since I was young, because I try not to. Growing up was fun and its all what made me into the person I am. They say ones attitude varies as you move through life, and the personality you end with can determine your success or failure. I always try to be friendly, so for that I kno all about losses. Goof a lot so I decided to train myself to let go of issues beyond my control to ease my anger issues. The mind set of a hustler, and I exist on the fact that nothing lasts forever, thinking the way you pave your could lead to an easy rescue when in trouble.. Its ideas like that that changed my actions into secrecy, working from the back and covering my identify. I preferred doing things with people who know nothing about me, hoping I can influence people better if my true worth is kept hidden.. Doing so I unknowingly broke the one rule of being successful; Treat Yourself Better. Once you embark on a trip of such, you go into conflict with your chi energy, the will of success and blessing. And hence you start experiencing complications in putting your thoughts into actions. So I picked up smooking to calm my ability into moving in the same path and even though it helped, it ate up my strength to build my dream. Love for helping others taught me a lot about life, and choosing to living life in a rough path opens you to a lot of good and bad acts. I tried to stay in control in all times,but one cannot sit in the back seat of your car and still drive. Your body, mind and soul is at one. When you treat your body right your body as it deserves, your mind works best, and your soul(inner chi) creates the opportunity to succeed. I have act as me since day one, so that means a lot of people Ive hurt, and for that Im totally apologetic. I cannot change who I actually am, but I hope youd get to know the loving and kind person am, diverse in thoughts but with a positive agenda. So try not to judge me by my mistakes!!
Posted on: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 11:38:57 +0000
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